Power up to 13 electronic devices at once with the EcoFlow Delta 1300 Power Station. This portable generator packs a massive 1260Wh of energy storage capacity, giving you plenty of backup power for your home or portable power for camping.Weighing in at just over 30 pounds, the EcoFlow Delta 1300 is a lightweight but powerful option for trailer or RV camping. This battery-powered generator has an output of 1800W, matching the standard of any wall outlet. The generator is compatible with a wide range of electronics, from phones and handheld devices to most home appliances.Recharge the EcoFlow portable power station via solar panel, electrical outlet, or a 12/24V carport. Whether you are enjoying some time in the great outdoors or need some backup power, this battery-powered portable generator is sure to help provide all the comforts of home.
Power up to 13 electronic devices at once with the EcoFlow Delta 1300 Power Station. This portable generator packs a massive 1260Wh of energy storage capacity, giving you plenty of backup power for your home or portable power for camping.Weighing in at just over 30 pounds, the EcoFlow Delta 1300 is a lightweight but powerful option for trailer or RV camping. This battery-powered generator has an output of 1800W, matching the standard of any wall outlet. The generator is compatible with a wide range of electronics, from phones and handheld devices to most home appliances.Recharge the EcoFlow portable power station via solar panel, electrical outlet, or a 12/24V carport. Whether you are enjoying some time in the great outdoors or need some backup power, this battery-powered portable generator is sure to help provide all the comforts of home.
EcoFlow - Delta Pro Portable Power Station
Power up to 13 electronic devices at once with the EcoFlow Delta 1300 Power Station. This portable generator packs a massive 1260Wh of energy storage capacity, giving you plenty of backup power for your home or portable power for camping.Weighing in at just over 30 pounds, the EcoFlow Delta 1300 is a lightweight but powerful option for trailer or RV camping. This battery-powered generator has an output of 1800W, matching the standard of any wall outlet. The generator is compatible with a wide range of electronics, from phones and handheld devices to most home appliances.Recharge the EcoFlow portable power station via solar panel, electrical outlet, or a 12/24V carport. Whether you are enjoying some time in the great outdoors or need some backup power, this battery-powered portable generator is sure to help provide all the comforts of home.
Power up to 13 electronic devices at once with the EcoFlow Delta 1300 Power Station. This portable generator packs a massive 1260Wh of energy storage capacity, giving you plenty of backup power for your home or portable power for camping.Weighing in at just over 30 pounds, the EcoFlow Delta 1300 is a lightweight but powerful option for trailer or RV camping. This battery-powered generator has an output of 1800W, matching the standard of any wall outlet. The generator is compatible with a wide range of electronics, from phones and handheld devices to most home appliances.Recharge the EcoFlow portable power station via solar panel, electrical outlet, or a 12/24V carport. Whether you are enjoying some time in the great outdoors or need some backup power, this battery-powered portable generator is sure to help provide all the comforts of home.
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Only 1 wk experience, but the unit is working fine. From a short (30min) test w/ 1.7 kW load, it has full rated capacity of 3.6 kWh. Didn't expect it makes a fair amt of noise from fan during ***.it's ok in garage, but can't be in bedrms. Flexible way to ***.can add solar panels easily. Biggest surprise in today's ***.no 800 number to call. You need to email support. Got a reply saying answer will be coming in a few DAYS. (I was unaware that my powerline was defective and tried to ask why it's not charging. After some tinkering, I found the problem and the unit charged ok.) Follow-up support has been prompt, so the lack of 800 number wasn't such a problem after all. Another surprise was the need to do "State of Charge Calibration" (SOC), which is not in the manual. ... MoreOnly 1 wk experience, but the unit is working fine. From a short (30min) test w/ 1.7 kW load, it has full rated capacity of 3.6 kWh. Didn't expect it makes a fair amt of noise from fan during ***.it's ok in garage, but can't be in bedrms. Flexible way to ***.can add solar panels easily. Biggest surprise in today's ***.no 800 number to call. You need to email support. Got a reply saying answer will be coming in a few DAYS. (I was unaware that my powerline was defective and tried to ask why it's not charging. After some tinkering, I found the problem and the unit charged ok.) Follow-up support has been prompt, so the lack of 800 number wasn't such a problem after all. Another surprise was the need to do "State of Charge Calibration" (SOC), which is not in the manual. This may to tough to understand for non-engineers, so a better write-up should be provided. Despite these issues, it seems to be well built and I am hoping it will prepare us for power outages (becoming too often these days and for eventual post-EQ days).
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These are great units for RV or emergency use. I have the Delta Pro with 2 expansion batteries. I plugged a 10000btu portable air conditioner into it, and had no issues. The AC pulled 1100W of continuous power without a hiccup. At that load, the Delta Pro reported 9.5 hours of capacity. Hooked to my RV with just the Delta Pro and no expansion, I was able to run all appliances (except the microwave) at full load for over 6 hours. That included the AC, TV, all the lights, and a coffee maker. The downside for RV use is the size. These are fairly large when space is an issue. They are heavy, at about 80lbs. There is an upper and lower temperature for using these, and they are not water resistant. Keeping them outside the RV is not recommended. Also, the cooling fans are ... MoreThese are great units for RV or emergency use. I have the Delta Pro with 2 expansion batteries. I plugged a 10000btu portable air conditioner into it, and had no issues. The AC pulled 1100W of continuous power without a hiccup. At that load, the Delta Pro reported 9.5 hours of capacity. Hooked to my RV with just the Delta Pro and no expansion, I was able to run all appliances (except the microwave) at full load for over 6 hours. That included the AC, TV, all the lights, and a coffee maker. The downside for RV use is the size. These are fairly large when space is an issue. They are heavy, at about 80lbs. There is an upper and lower temperature for using these, and they are not water resistant. Keeping them outside the RV is not recommended. Also, the cooling fans are rather noisy. Overall, for what I need them for, I am quite happy with these units. Ecoflow has also provided very good service. UPDATE - Any company can get 5 stars when everything goes right. The true mark of a company is how they react when things go wrong. One of our units had an issue and Ecoflow came through with stellar service. We shipped it back (free of charge) for repair. When they couldn't resolve the issue, they sent a brand new unit. This company really seems to want to give you true value for your money. I am very happy with Ecoflow, and will continue to purchase their products.
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I bought this because we had a power outage for 7 days during an ice storm. This Ecoflow is to power the fridge, freezer, microwave, PC etc. for the next blackout. The first one I received discharged 8% per day even when plugged into AC and in AC pass through mode. Maybe dropped in shipping, who knows. Ecoflow exchanged it and the new one discharges at 2% per day which it must because it is actually in standby mode, monitoring for power failure so it can transfer to generator mode in 30 millisec. Also Wifi, Blutooth etc. draw a bit of power. Not a problem, It will recharge while plugged in to AC depending on where you set the lower and upper levels. And you can select charge rate etc. If you don't need rapid transfer then just charge it to 65% and turn it off for ... MoreI bought this because we had a power outage for 7 days during an ice storm. This Ecoflow is to power the fridge, freezer, microwave, PC etc. for the next blackout. The first one I received discharged 8% per day even when plugged into AC and in AC pass through mode. Maybe dropped in shipping, who knows. Ecoflow exchanged it and the new one discharges at 2% per day which it must because it is actually in standby mode, monitoring for power failure so it can transfer to generator mode in 30 millisec. Also Wifi, Blutooth etc. draw a bit of power. Not a problem, It will recharge while plugged in to AC depending on where you set the lower and upper levels. And you can select charge rate etc. If you don't need rapid transfer then just charge it to 65% and turn it off for storage. I bought it because it does everything, has LiFePo batteries etc. And the portable solar panels work fine. This would be great for RV or an off grid house.
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| Length | 25 in |
| Height | 16.4 in |
| Width | 11.2 in |
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Only 1 wk experience, but the unit is working fine. From a short (30min) test w/ 1.7 kW load, it has full rated capacity of 3.6 kWh. Didn't expect it makes a fair amt of noise from fan during ***.it's ok in garage, but can't be in bedrms. Flexible way to ***.can add solar panels easily. Biggest surprise in today's ***.no 800 number to call. You need to email support. Got a reply saying answer will be coming in a few DAYS. (I was unaware that my powerline was defective and tried to ask why it's not charging. After some tinkering, I found the problem and the unit charged ok.) Follow-up support has been prompt, so the lack of 800 number wasn't such a problem after all. Another surprise was the need to do "State of Charge Calibration" (SOC), which is not in the manual. ... MoreOnly 1 wk experience, but the unit is working fine. From a short (30min) test w/ 1.7 kW load, it has full rated capacity of 3.6 kWh. Didn't expect it makes a fair amt of noise from fan during ***.it's ok in garage, but can't be in bedrms. Flexible way to ***.can add solar panels easily. Biggest surprise in today's ***.no 800 number to call. You need to email support. Got a reply saying answer will be coming in a few DAYS. (I was unaware that my powerline was defective and tried to ask why it's not charging. After some tinkering, I found the problem and the unit charged ok.) Follow-up support has been prompt, so the lack of 800 number wasn't such a problem after all. Another surprise was the need to do "State of Charge Calibration" (SOC), which is not in the manual. This may to tough to understand for non-engineers, so a better write-up should be provided. Despite these issues, it seems to be well built and I am hoping it will prepare us for power outages (becoming too often these days and for eventual post-EQ days).
These are great units for RV or emergency use. I have the Delta Pro with 2 expansion batteries. I plugged a 10000btu portable air conditioner into it, and had no issues. The AC pulled 1100W of continuous power without a hiccup. At that load, the Delta Pro reported 9.5 hours of capacity. Hooked to my RV with just the Delta Pro and no expansion, I was able to run all appliances (except the microwave) at full load for over 6 hours. That included the AC, TV, all the lights, and a coffee maker. The downside for RV use is the size. These are fairly large when space is an issue. They are heavy, at about 80lbs. There is an upper and lower temperature for using these, and they are not water resistant. Keeping them outside the RV is not recommended. Also, the cooling fans are ... MoreThese are great units for RV or emergency use. I have the Delta Pro with 2 expansion batteries. I plugged a 10000btu portable air conditioner into it, and had no issues. The AC pulled 1100W of continuous power without a hiccup. At that load, the Delta Pro reported 9.5 hours of capacity. Hooked to my RV with just the Delta Pro and no expansion, I was able to run all appliances (except the microwave) at full load for over 6 hours. That included the AC, TV, all the lights, and a coffee maker. The downside for RV use is the size. These are fairly large when space is an issue. They are heavy, at about 80lbs. There is an upper and lower temperature for using these, and they are not water resistant. Keeping them outside the RV is not recommended. Also, the cooling fans are rather noisy. Overall, for what I need them for, I am quite happy with these units. Ecoflow has also provided very good service. UPDATE - Any company can get 5 stars when everything goes right. The true mark of a company is how they react when things go wrong. One of our units had an issue and Ecoflow came through with stellar service. We shipped it back (free of charge) for repair. When they couldn't resolve the issue, they sent a brand new unit. This company really seems to want to give you true value for your money. I am very happy with Ecoflow, and will continue to purchase their products.
I bought this because we had a power outage for 7 days during an ice storm. This Ecoflow is to power the fridge, freezer, microwave, PC etc. for the next blackout. The first one I received discharged 8% per day even when plugged into AC and in AC pass through mode. Maybe dropped in shipping, who knows. Ecoflow exchanged it and the new one discharges at 2% per day which it must because it is actually in standby mode, monitoring for power failure so it can transfer to generator mode in 30 millisec. Also Wifi, Blutooth etc. draw a bit of power. Not a problem, It will recharge while plugged in to AC depending on where you set the lower and upper levels. And you can select charge rate etc. If you don't need rapid transfer then just charge it to 65% and turn it off for ... MoreI bought this because we had a power outage for 7 days during an ice storm. This Ecoflow is to power the fridge, freezer, microwave, PC etc. for the next blackout. The first one I received discharged 8% per day even when plugged into AC and in AC pass through mode. Maybe dropped in shipping, who knows. Ecoflow exchanged it and the new one discharges at 2% per day which it must because it is actually in standby mode, monitoring for power failure so it can transfer to generator mode in 30 millisec. Also Wifi, Blutooth etc. draw a bit of power. Not a problem, It will recharge while plugged in to AC depending on where you set the lower and upper levels. And you can select charge rate etc. If you don't need rapid transfer then just charge it to 65% and turn it off for storage. I bought it because it does everything, has LiFePo batteries etc. And the portable solar panels work fine. This would be great for RV or an off grid house.
It is rare that my expectations are exceeded by a product, and also rare for me write a product review. But the EcoFlow Delta Pro has done just that, so I feel obliged to write a review. I lost 2 days of work at a critical time last year when our power went out. So I decided to buy a battery backup for on-going protection from blackouts. I looked at many of the standard models and chose the EcoFlwo Delta Pro because of it's high capacity, durability (6,500 cycles before it drops to 50% of full capacity), solar panel rechargability, and 2.5 hour quick charge capability. All I can say is the backup system is great. I have timed it and at full office load (2 hi-res monitors, printer, desk lamp) the battery lasts about 24 hours. I can get 36 hours if I don't use the big ... MoreIt is rare that my expectations are exceeded by a product, and also rare for me write a product review. But the EcoFlow Delta Pro has done just that, so I feel obliged to write a review. I lost 2 days of work at a critical time last year when our power went out. So I decided to buy a battery backup for on-going protection from blackouts. I looked at many of the standard models and chose the EcoFlwo Delta Pro because of it's high capacity, durability (6,500 cycles before it drops to 50% of full capacity), solar panel rechargability, and 2.5 hour quick charge capability. All I can say is the backup system is great. I have timed it and at full office load (2 hi-res monitors, printer, desk lamp) the battery lasts about 24 hours. I can get 36 hours if I don't use the big monitor). The recharging was as fast as promised - maybe even faster. The solar panels were easy to set up and have a long cable so I can put them out on the deck and put them in the best place for sun while the battery is in my office. What I didn't know when I bought it was that the system comes with a great phone app that lets you track exactly what is happening with the system at any given time no matter where you are. One weakness was the documentation - it could have been more extensive. But it was more than made up for by the amazing customer service. I wrote them several times with questions before, during and after purchase and always got intelligent, helpful, actionable responses back usually after a few hours, but always within a day. My experience with this product has been fabulous and I cannot say enough good things about it.
AMAZING FOR TOU POWER PLANS! Great product, built like a tank (it even has wheels!) charges incredibly fast, I'm not using this as an emergency backup (although it will be amazing to have during one anyway), I'm using it as a solar generator. With power becoming more and more expensive - I wanted to find a way to decrease my bill and use the free natural solar power around my house. Hooking up 2x 400W Ecoflow solar panels in series, on a very sunny day I can charge this from 0-80% in around 6-7 hours, which means on sunny days I barely rely on grid power anymore. I was worried it would be too heavy to move around to use in different rooms, but the handle and wheels make it as easy as pulling a cart or wheelbarrow (it's 99lbs, so not light, but I'm 5'6 and skinny and ... MoreAMAZING FOR TOU POWER PLANS! Great product, built like a tank (it even has wheels!) charges incredibly fast, I'm not using this as an emergency backup (although it will be amazing to have during one anyway), I'm using it as a solar generator. With power becoming more and more expensive - I wanted to find a way to decrease my bill and use the free natural solar power around my house. Hooking up 2x 400W Ecoflow solar panels in series, on a very sunny day I can charge this from 0-80% in around 6-7 hours, which means on sunny days I barely rely on grid power anymore. I was worried it would be too heavy to move around to use in different rooms, but the handle and wheels make it as easy as pulling a cart or wheelbarrow (it's 99lbs, so not light, but I'm 5'6 and skinny and I had no problem picking it up)It does get a bit noisy if you're discharging or charging at above around 700-1000W, but its not a big deal if you use headphones, I'd rather it be safe and cool than have the chance of overheating. I would recommend getting some solar if you buy this, if you've never used solar power before, it's an amazing feeling knowing you're using the energy that would have just been wasted into the ground, and this battery can power most houses for a full day. Ecoflow support have been incredibly helpful and kind, so if anything goes wrong I have trust that they would replace or help me fix the issue.
This thing is a beast! 3600 watts of output will run most anything in my use case. I bought this on kickstarter and it is awesome. I was planning on setting up my travel trailer with a Victron inverter and several batteries to run my TT but I found this instead. The added benefit is that now it is portable and I can use this outside of my TT. I will say this thing is heavy. There is a handy handle and wheel setup so it is easy to move around but if you have to pick it up off the ground it is likely gonna take two people. I have tested this on my TT and a few points to realize is to use propane where you can. The fridge and water heater will drop your ecoflow delta pro as quickly as running the AC. Which brings me to the second point...don't expect to run your AC all ... MoreThis thing is a beast! 3600 watts of output will run most anything in my use case. I bought this on kickstarter and it is awesome. I was planning on setting up my travel trailer with a Victron inverter and several batteries to run my TT but I found this instead. The added benefit is that now it is portable and I can use this outside of my TT. I will say this thing is heavy. There is a handy handle and wheel setup so it is easy to move around but if you have to pick it up off the ground it is likely gonna take two people. I have tested this on my TT and a few points to realize is to use propane where you can. The fridge and water heater will drop your ecoflow delta pro as quickly as running the AC. Which brings me to the second point...don't expect to run your AC all day with this. You will get 2 hours of constant use with nothing else running. The last point is your TT has a system to recharge your 12 volt battery(ies) through the converter. You will want to have a plan to overcome this as this will be a large draw on your ecoflow. With those points in mind this system is great. I installed 800 watts of solar on my rig so I can usually recharge what I use during the day unless I run the AC. The ecoflow is powerful, it is heavy, and it is awesome. Also as a pre-emptive response to those who will point out that fuel generators are so much cheaper I have a gas generator and yes it is cheaper but when I am in state parks at night and you can't run generators during quiet hours my ecoflow delta pro will be quietly running my entire rig!
I bought these to use with our trailer. I ended up installing solar panels on our summer room gazebo and running the cables through the wall where the dish network comes in. I have 1 eco flow smart battery for a total of 7.2k Watt hrs. They are louder than expected but that's due to being indoors. I have run my entire living room and entertainment system as well as a small AC unit for free this last month. I get about 1100 watts and the ecoflow goes from about 30% to 40% to 100% by 1:30 pm. At this point the ecoflow is converting the 1100 watts of solar straight to the portable AC unit. By the time the sun goes down I still have plenty of power to running averything till midnight and still have 30% power or more. If the power goes out I'll run a cord to the fridge ... MoreI bought these to use with our trailer. I ended up installing solar panels on our summer room gazebo and running the cables through the wall where the dish network comes in. I have 1 eco flow smart battery for a total of 7.2k Watt hrs. They are louder than expected but that's due to being indoors. I have run my entire living room and entertainment system as well as a small AC unit for free this last month. I get about 1100 watts and the ecoflow goes from about 30% to 40% to 100% by 1:30 pm. At this point the ecoflow is converting the 1100 watts of solar straight to the portable AC unit. By the time the sun goes down I still have plenty of power to running averything till midnight and still have 30% power or more. If the power goes out I'll run a cord to the fridge and be goid for days. Winter time I can charge these with the gas generator in a couple hrs and last till the next day. These units are great. Functionality with the app is awesome!
Love this thing! It’s amazing! Can power my entire office for almost 9 hours! Waiting for some of the accessories and such to come available… but you can completely discharge and recharge this thing, every day, for almost 10 years and only lose about 20% capacity… this is a lifetime battery!! That ten years is cycling everyday!! These new batteries are amazing! I don’t cycle mine daily, so this should last 20 years! These are the ONLY batteries anyone should get (at least as of today). Not the brand per say (although no reason not to go with them), the battery type (LFP)… love the handle and the app!! Plan on having this many years! Easy to move with handle and wheels!
I have watched this closely from the original kickstarter concept to retail execution. I now own three of these units and three extra batteries. They're pretty close to being the perfect power station on the market. Here are some highlights: The inverter is absolutely top notch. This thing will take your heavy loads from your home, RV, van or outdoor lifestyle and power them without breaking a sweat. The unit is rated for 3600W continuous but I've found that I can exceed that by a fair bit for a few minutes before it shuts down. You can pair two of them with their double voltage hub accessory and connect to your home transfer switch. You can run split phase 240V loads like well pumps, electric dryers, or even smaller central air conditioners (with a soft start kit). ... MoreI have watched this closely from the original kickstarter concept to retail execution. I now own three of these units and three extra batteries. They're pretty close to being the perfect power station on the market. Here are some highlights: The inverter is absolutely top notch. This thing will take your heavy loads from your home, RV, van or outdoor lifestyle and power them without breaking a sweat. The unit is rated for 3600W continuous but I've found that I can exceed that by a fair bit for a few minutes before it shuts down. You can pair two of them with their double voltage hub accessory and connect to your home transfer switch. You can run split phase 240V loads like well pumps, electric dryers, or even smaller central air conditioners (with a soft start kit). The best part is that you can keep this inside away from the rain, snow, high winds or potential theft and there are no fumes, no fuel and little noise. You can charge this up, often for free, at a level 2 EV charge station. These are the Chargepoint or similar stations. The cost is like a few bucks for a full charge or free in some cases. You can connect your own solar panels (SOLAR PANELS ARE NOT INCLUDED) any brand and charge up the units with free electricity from the sun. The battery is Lithium Iron Phosphate which even if you use it every single day will last more than 10 years. You can control the unit from an app on your iPhone or android. Unlike some competitors - these are confirmed safety certified by a nationally recognized testing laboratory. This is an absolute game changer for home backup, RV or van life. Ecoflow has won so many awards and accolades for this unit. There are a few things that they could improve on, such as stability of the app. It's also pretty heavy but that's to be expected.
I have had a grid-tie solar system for 10 years. However, when there was a power outage, those solar panels were worthless. So I unboxed the Delta Pro close to my back door in the living room and ran a 30 foot solar cable out to 2 of my solar panels that I re-allocated from my solar panel farm to charge my Delta Pro. I then ran extension cables to all my electronics in my living room with the EcoFlow including 48" TV, Sound bar, Xfinity, Router, robot vacuum, gaming laptop, multiple USB devices, and lamps. I found that after 2 days, the battery was down to about 20% so, 2 panels were not keeping up. I reallocated 2 more panels and within a day, the battery is at 100% at 4PM now that the sun is starting to diminish. I may be able to get by with 3 panels or find more ... MoreI have had a grid-tie solar system for 10 years. However, when there was a power outage, those solar panels were worthless. So I unboxed the Delta Pro close to my back door in the living room and ran a 30 foot solar cable out to 2 of my solar panels that I re-allocated from my solar panel farm to charge my Delta Pro. I then ran extension cables to all my electronics in my living room with the EcoFlow including 48" TV, Sound bar, Xfinity, Router, robot vacuum, gaming laptop, multiple USB devices, and lamps. I found that after 2 days, the battery was down to about 20% so, 2 panels were not keeping up. I reallocated 2 more panels and within a day, the battery is at 100% at 4PM now that the sun is starting to diminish. I may be able to get by with 3 panels or find more items that I want to power with the Delta Pro. The nice thing is that I know for sure now that my system is ready to go should there be a power outage and will be able to run extension cables to critical things like refrigerators and freezer plus fans and lights. It was so easy to set up and get running. I was a little fearful that I would do something wrong but it seems to be pretty idiot proof. Plug in extension cables from panels and extension cables to electronics and you are up and running. The noise is minimal with the fan coming on periodically but is hardly noticeable. It is wonderful having peace of mind that I will be able to be much more prepared for another disaster like the Texas Winter storm that devastated many of us.
| Product Dimensions | |
| Length | 25 in |
| Height | 16.4 in |
| Width | 11.2 in |
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